Solicitors Darragh Mackin and Gavin Booth claim Denis O'Brien's statement implied they acted for and received payment from the IRA. Photo: PA

Solicitors Darragh Mackin and Gavin Booth claim Denis O'Brien's statement implied they acted for and received payment from the IRA

Darragh Mackin and Gavin Booth, solicitors with Belfast human rights firm Phoenix Law, claim Mr O’Brien defamed them in the press statement, issued in response to a report on the concentration of media ownership in Ireland.

Gerry Adams claims a Spotlight programme and a related article published in 2016 defamed him by falsely accusing him of sanctioning the killing of MI5 agent Denis Donaldson at a cottage in Glenties, Co Donegal in 2006

Gerry Adams claims a BBC Spotlight programme and related article published in 2016 defamed him

The case arises out of a 2016 BBC Spotlight programme in which Mr Adams claims the allegation was made and in an article on the BBC webpage.

They took the case over alleged remarks by a member of the Louboutin Boutique staff when they tried to change a €675 pair of shoes

Ms Mc Ginley senior said she had been shopping in Brown Thomas for about 30 years

The airline is suing Channel 4 and Blakeway Productions Limited over a 2013 broadcast of 'Dispatches' that focused on the alleged fuel level concerns of pilots in Spain in July 2012

The BBC says the programme constituted responsible journalism that was the result of careful investigation.

He sued Ms O’Doherty, a former journalist with the Irish Independent, over the postings on Twitter (X), Facebook and her own internet video broadcast portal.

The BBC says the programme constituted responsible journalism that was the result of careful investigation.

X's counsel told the High Court it was neither consenting nor objecting to the disclosure orders being granted

Enoch Burke told the High Court the Sunday Independent newspaper made a 'grave and serious libel'.

Alan English said Enoch Burke, who is suing alleging he was defamed in the piece, became a “national talking point” after the court heard of his refusal to stay away from Wilson’s Hospital School in Co Westmeath

The award-winning Irish Times journalist is suing her former colleague, John Waters (pictured) for damages of up to €75,000 for defamation of character. Photo: Collins

Enoch Burke is approaching his 300th day in prison for twice defying court orders

CNN claimed an action brought by Galway-based businessman Declan Ganley has "almost nothing to do with Ireland"

Eoin Michael Cahill says Ryanair has wrongly accused him of engaging in disruptive behaviour on a date in which he neither travelled on a Ryanair flight nor was he present at Dublin Airport.

The trial in question had nothing to do with him, and related to another broadcaster, who was subsequently acquitted of all charges

Mr Justice Tony O'Connor also said he would also consider an application from Mr Guerin's lawyers for the re-trial of his original defamation case

The case involved a mother and daughter who claimed up to €150,000 damages between them against Tesco for defamation of character

The case will now go into the next session of civil jury cases in February for a retrial

Keith Blythe claimed he became the subject of "grossly defamatory and scandalous comments and photographs" in postings on Whatsapp and Facebook.